New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1930, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1930. —— SOKOLS AND PIRATES TO BATTLE IT OUT FOR FIRST PLACE IN CITY LEAGUE TODAY—HOLY CROSS AND KENSINGTON TEAMS TO CLASH TOMORROW-—BELL'S HOME RUN WINS FOR SOUTH CHURCH IN CHURCH CIRCUIT—MAJOR LEAGUE NOTES SECOND DIVISION TEAMS POST TEAM GETS SLUGGING ROOKIES BRING NEW POWER KENSINGTON TO BATTLE WAGING BITTER BATTLE REVENGE IN GANE » - - HOLY CROSS COMBINATION Interest in Results Is Lost Because of Tumult Over . f . | E o Local Baseball Teams to Clash for the Second Time Scrap Between Robins and Chicago — Pirates LEgmH Nl!]e Beats Gildersleeve ’ ; - ; | This Season Tomorrow Afterncon at Washington Triumph Over Boston Braves—Reds Down Phillies Crew in Return Contest | . ; Yoy A0 : ! Park Diamond—South Enders Won First Game by —Cubs Clip Brooklyn's Lead to a Single Game— e - 5 oy ¢ f ; 2 to 0 Score—Republicans to Play Horton Team in Giants Rally to Beat (ald~— American Games. s Sl 3 5 i Bristol—Eurekas m Stage Double Header. A real feature baseball bat H*" s carded at Washington Park Tomo:: row afternoon when the Mnem, | club, conqueror aiready of almost i |of the local baseball nines, clashes with the reorganized and strength- | ened Holy Cross outfit in the second Somh Ghurch Rally in Last O e e . 2 two clubs, Kensington scored a 2 0 Tnning Nets Five Runs 0 shutout over the Parish combina- | tion. Holy Cross is out for revenge e tomorrow and for this reasow, tho Inter-Church League | team will have the strongest possi- p.c. | ble lineup in action. 833 | Kensington will trot out its stellar pitcher, Pechuk, to work against the North Enders. Pechuk has proved to \ - Firs Lutheran.. 8 5 1 be the nemesis of local teams and ”‘H“FEY ~ | Memorial “Baptist 6 : 200 he is again in excellent shape for a b = R F Baptist: s 8 7 | hard battle tomorrow afternoon. t. John's Luth... 3 9 250 | The game will start promptly at & edish Bethany 8 0|3 o'clock. 74 ! s St. Mark's Episc. 2 ; Play in Bristol / o - | The Republican A. C. team will g0 c : rd Bell's ho ar wor| to Bristol tomorrow to meet the Y L Al onRbacil vroviacatay .1 | Horton Mfg. Co. team of the B=Il Y e P limax for 2k b .| City in a return game. Last Sunday o Svhich brot, h o .. | the Hortons came to this city to re- \ 2 cregationa rch five : ceive a beating at the hands of tie G \ ¢ % ine S mshin | Republicans and they will be seek- ing revenge tomorrow. All members of the team are asked to report at headqz early so that they may et to Bristol with plenty of time to spare before game time, Play Double Header p Eureka A. C. team has LOPEZ B o ; 4 a real feature for tomor- ternoon when it meets the * A. C. club of Hartford reader attraction at Wil- low Brook park. The first game will start at 2 o All mem- s of the m are ask=d was out- ing both pitchers fine plays were e first game-in & : a s planned by the local club ) > : ’ Play in Manchester tn it ) Although planning to lay off this rew will 1 Gay makes 2 poor a Frir e L am members be First Place in City beague Standing Is at Stake in carisons fs. added tvo mor. ; club rooms at 12 o'clock GGame at Walnut Hill Park—Both Clubs Have Put :..”" et iRy serlainvilie S % Z ok ‘ = & ot " eball team will in Some Torrid Practice Sessions—Senecas Slated [ <" Shabve A Praval Epmben o to Cross Bats With Holy Cross—Burritts and West |wia m and 1 e e e e Ends Scheduled to Meet—Junior Circuit. & Sl B asked 1o be on hand ut === = o F S at 1:30 o'clock sharp. | T he L after|The Plainvill Il start ens anhe S W RLUEINA ROUND (s s 2 s i e 5 odok. The Question of Whether Griswold Cup WIN Go to Pennsylvania to be T . & £a of July 18) National League Batting—O'Doul, Phillies, .407. 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